Smart active tyre pressure optimising system

ABSTRACT

Smart Active Tire Pressure Optimizing System is a highly time sensitive design and technique that acts instantaneously to sense and control the tire pressure particularly during imminent/inevitable critical driving situations to reduce emergency and high speed breaking distance, mitigates loss of traction, hydroplaning, roll over, loss of stability, over and under steering, brake-failure, loss of control due to puncture through real-time sensing, perform context aware computing and directing Tire Pressure Control Units to actively control the tire pressure in right time with right pressure on right tires thereby instantly controlling footprint and sidewall deformation rate to enhance, traction and stability simultaneously sustaining drivability/steer-ability and restore/optimize to pre-set tire pressure value immediately after overcoming critical situation for further safe and comfortable driving. Other aspects are controlling tire temperature according to environmental temperature, moisture and humidity to enhance traction and vary tire pressure according to driving modes like comfort, standard, sports etcetera.

FIELD OF INVENTION

Smart Active Tyre Pressure Optimizing System (SATPOS) is related toautomobile or transportation domain and more particularly into vehiclesutilising pneumatic tires.

BACKGROUND OF INVENTION

Tyre pressure plays an important role in vehicle traction and stability.

REFERENCES CITED AND PRIOR ART

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But maintaining these optimum or set pressure    (fixed value) values constantly irrespective of the critical    situations (which won't vary tyre pressure instantaneously according    to critical situations) in turn doesn't helps in enhancing the    vehicles available traction and stability in critical situation. For    example, in critical situations these constantly maintained optimum    or set tyre pressure values only sustains the available traction &    stability of corresponding pressure value which won't help in    improving traction and stability (rolling resistance, friction    etcetera) thereby to reducing emergency braking distance, won't help    in mitigating hydroplaning (by increasing tyre thread depth to    deflect more water outward thereby helping in clearing water), won't    aid to mitigate roll over or loss of vehicle stability by    controlling tyre pressure (for vehicle moving in highly uneven,    slope surfaces, vehicles experience extreme cornering force etcetera    where the vehicle tends to move beyond available stability systems    limits that can leads to loss of stability), doesn't mitigate over    and under steering (by controlling tyres cornering stiffness,    controlling tyre deformation rate, contact patch or foot print to    increase traction, mitigate positive and negative gradient to    sustain a neutral gradient) etcetera. Maintaining constant tyre    pressure in particularly during critical situations only sustains    available traction and won't help in enhancing high speed and    emergency braking efficiency by improving traction (rolling    resistance, friction etcetera) thereby to reducing emergency braking    distance. The ABS and TCS can prevent loss of traction from    happening by limiting power to the wheels. During critical    situations ABS (Antilock Braking System U.S. patent Ser. No.    07/216,918 and Ser. No. 10/213,565) and TCS (Traction Control System    U.S. patent Ser. No. 12/359,942) only prevents wheel lock and loss    of traction from happening by limiting power to the wheels. So the    ABS and TCS doesn't increase the much needed actual vehicle traction    in critical situations, but are only the techniques to utilise the    available traction efficiently. The ESC detects loss of steering    control and automatically applies the brakes (selective wheel    braking, which in turn depends on road contact) to help in steering    the vehicle where the driver intends to go. Braking is automatically    applied to wheels individually, such as the outer front wheel to    counter over steer or the inner rear wheel to counter under steer.    Some of the ESC systems also reduce engine power until control is    regained. But in critical situations, these ESC systems cannot    increase the limits of much needed available tyre traction and is    used only to decrease the effect of driver error or compensate for a    driver's inability to react quickly enough to wheel slip. The ESC    works with the available traction (between the tyres and road) and    is not so effective in severe hydroplaning scenario (as the wheels    that ESC would use to correct a skid may not even initially be in    contact with the road, reducing its effectiveness). So the ESC can    help to regain the control but cannot mitigate aquaplaning.    Maintaining constant tyre pressure won't help in mitigating    hydroplaning (by increasing tyre thread depth to deflect more water    outward thereby helping in clearing water). Aquaplane or    hydroplaning occurs when the tyres (grooves) cannot remove water    quickly enough which in turn leads to loss of contact with the road    surface and skims across the top of the standing water. Hydroplaning    happens more easily with lack of tyre tread depth, under inflation    which causes a tyre to deflect water inward thereby raising the tyre    centre and preventing the treads from clearing water. Maintaining    constant tyre pressure won't aid to mitigate roll over or loss of    vehicle stability by controlling tyre pressure (for vehicle moving    in highly uneven, slope surfaces, vehicles experience extreme    cornering force etcetera where the vehicle tends to move beyond    available stability systems limits which can leads to loss of    stability).

There are some tyre pressure control systems that only works to maintainoptimum or set tyre pressure value throughout the period of time (thatwon't change according to critical situations) which only helps toenhance driving on various terrains and won't sense critical situationsor instantly vary or control the maintained tyre pressure thereby to aidthe vehicle to overcome the critical situations like—emergency braking,hydroplaning, loss of traction, loss of stability or roll overmitigation, over and under steering mitigation etcetera. There arescenarios where the fixed optimum and pre-set terrain based tyrepressure control system (used enhancing driving in various terrainswhich maintain constant pressure irrespective of critical situation likehydroplaning) that won't help in mitigating hydroplaning. Duringemergency braking the tyre traction can also vary based on contaminationbetween tyres and road surfaces (contact area) like layer of water, sandetcetera which can causes significant loss of traction and the tyrepressure control system won't works in sensing and mitigating thesescenarios. More particularly the slow processing and functioning speedof the other Tyre Pressure Control Systems (TPCS) won't work or help incritical situations as these scenarios are highly time sensitive thatrequires instant processing and functioning. Also other systems thatutilise vehicles with integrated or inbuilt compressor and similarsystems have lot of complications as it consumes the valuable space andpower also adding extra weight to the vehicle which makes the SATPOSmore expensive, complex to—operate, integrate, maintain and service thatprevents it from large-scale implementation.

OBJECTIVE OF INVENTION

Objective of the invention is to enhance vehicle traction and stabilityin critical driving situations like emergency braking distance, avoid ormitigate—loss of traction, hydroplaning, roll over or loss of stability,inevitable collision, over and under steering through instantaneouslycontrolling tyre pressure ultimately to protect the vehicle, occupants,pedestrians and other things around or on the way by preventing orreducing the impact of collision.

SUMMARY

To address the issues with optimally maintaining tyre pressureconstantly all over the time and other non-time sensitive tyre pressurecontrol systems, the SATPOS provides a smart active tyre pressureoptimizing system that instantaneously works in critical situations bysensing, computing and controlling the tyre pressure on right tyres withright pressure in right time according to critical situations thereby toenhance the available traction and stability. The SATPOS aids inenhancing and effectively optimizing vehicles overall performance insafety, stability, control, speed, mileage, reducing tyre wear & tearand impact on environment. The critical situations won't occur alwaysbut can occur at any time as a surprise and the SATPOS constantlymonitors and equipped to face the challenges placed ahead thereby helpsin overcoming or mitigating the critical driving situation ultimatelyprotecting the passengers, pedestrians, vehicles and other objects inand around the way. Even an inch to a meter distance is crucial inextreme situations to avoid, mitigate and reduce the impact of collisionthat in turn helps in saving valuable lives and property. The SATPOS 102performs active sensing, pre-computing & set ready to control the tyrepressure prior to critical situation, current-computing for controllingthe tyre pressure during critical situation, post-computing to optimizetyre pressure after overcoming the critical situation ultimately toovercome and mitigate the critical situations. The SATPOS mainlycontrols the tyre pressure between upper and lower cut-off tyre pressurevalues with corresponding change in vehicles load and centre of gravitythereby mitigating critical situations simultaneously preventing overand under inflation ultimately to sustain stability. SATPOS utilisesmart and adaptive closed loop processing algorithm with predeterminedand tested lookup table to instantaneously check and compare the effectsbetween predetermined and tested real world scenarios to the actual realworld scenarios for actively sensing, computing and controlling the tyrepressure in right time on right tyres with right pressure thereby tomitigate the critical situations. Besides alerting the driver regardingthe controlling of tyre pressure the SATPOS also optimizes the tyrepressure once the vehicle overcomes the critical situation to continuewith optimal driving. Since various parameters and multiple criticalsituations are simultaneously taken into account by SATPOS forcomputation, the SATPOS's algorithm smartly sense, prioritise & balancebetween to achieve an optimized solution. The SATPOS works in standalonemode based on sensor system parameters or in addition interoperate withvehicles safety and stability systems to further enhance the efficiencyof ABS, EBD, ESC, TCS, BA, suspension system, roll over mitigationsystem, automotive aerodynamics & airbrakes etcetera thereby enhancingthe overall performance in sustaining traction and stability. As most ofthe parameters utilised by SATPOS are already available with vehicles;which in turn aids in easy implementation of SATPOS. SATPOS in additionto instantaneously varying and controlling the tyre pressure in criticalsituations also immediately optimizes or restores the tyre pressure ifdifference or variation in tyres pressure is detected from the optimumor pre-set pressure value once the vehicle overcomes the criticalsituations to continue with safe & comfortable driving with enhancedstability, mileage and to reduce tyre noise. According to design,configuration and scenarios the SATPOS either controls the pressure byreleasing the fillers to atmosphere while maintaining the tyres lowercut off threshold pressure value to sustain stability andinstantaneously optimize the pressure on all tyres for further safedriving (till next gas station or filling) until restoration or elserestores the pressure to optimum pre-set value utilising in inbuiltreservoir or other external restoration systems immediately after thevehicle overcomes critical situation to continue with comfortabledriving. The SATPOS works in standalone mode or interoperate withvehicles safety and stability systems or its combinations according todesign, configurations and scenarios. Either dedicated hard or soft orits combinations SATPOS switches are utilised for manually activateSATPOS. The following aspects are flexible as either basic to higherend, one or multiple or combination of following aspects are utilisedaccording to design, configurations, requirements and scenarios.

According to one aspect, the SATPOS instantaneously works in criticalsituation to reduce high speed and emergency braking distance byactively sensing, computing and controlling the tyre pressure to someextent from optimum or existing value to right pressure on right tyresin right time ultimately to increase the rolling resistance and frictionthereby instantaneously improving traction while sustaining stability.The SATPOS maintains the tyres upper & lower cut-off threshold pressurevalues to prevent over inflation and under inflation or tyredeformation.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS instantaneously mitigates theextreme loss of traction, skid and wheels spin on either one or multiplewheel tyres by actively sensing, computing and controlling the tyrepressure between or corresponding tyres in right time with rightpressure thereby to restore and mitigate loss of traction.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS instantaneously mitigateshydroplaning or aquaplaning by actively sensing, computing andcontrolling (increasing) the tyre pressure on right tyres with rightpressure on right time while maintaining the tyres upper cut-offthreshold value to reduce the surface area of tyre to avoid waterdeflected inwards, increasing the tyres grooves & thread depth todeflect more water outward thereby helping in clearing water which inturn prevents the rising of tyres thereby to restoring traction andmitigating aquaplaning.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS instantaneously works tomitigate over and under steering by actively sensing, computing andcontrolling the tyre pressure in right time with right pressure on righttyres thereby controlling thread depth, enhancing traction, controllingcontact patch or foot print, controlling tyres cornering stiffness andcontrolling tyre deformation thereby mitigating positive and negativegradient to sustain zero or neutral gradient.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS instantaneously mitigate rollover and loss of stability by actively sensing the vehicle (moving withhard cornering and in surface like highly uneven, inclined, slopeetcetera) that tend to move beyond available stability systems limitsthereby computing and controlling the tyre pressure in right time withright pressure on right tyres thereby to sustain stability.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS mitigates the loss of control&stability in puncture scenario (besides alerting the driver regardingrapid loss of pressure in puncture scenarios) by actively sensing andinstantaneously supplying the fillers [air or nitrogen] from thereservoir to the punctured tyres thereby to sustain the pressurepreventing the rapid loss of tyre pressure ultimately improving the timeof drivability and stability of the vehicle.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS instantaneously works to enhanceextreme and high speed-cornering (hard cornering) performance, torquevectoring and handling characteristic by instantaneously sensing,computing and controlling the tyre pressure in right time with rightpressure on right tyres thereby assist in sharp cornering, preventingtyres sidewall deformation simultaneously optimizing traction andstability.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS vary, control and optimize thetyre pressure according to driving modes like comfort, comfort+,standard, economic, sport, sport+ modes etcetera to enhance the comfortlevel, performance, improving fuel efficiency thereby reducing effect onenvironment, controlling tyre noise according to modes and also worksirrespective of modes in instantaneously controlling the tyre pressureaccording to critical situations. According to design, configuration andscenarios the SATPOS either controls the tyre pressure by releasing thefillers to atmosphere or utilise inbuilt reservoir or other externalrestoration systems or its combinations.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS works to control and optimizethe tyre pressure according to change in centre of gravity and load oneach wheel tyres by sensing, computing and controlling or optimizing thetyres accordingly to enhance the vehicle stability and handlingcharacteristic.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS particularly utilises one ormore high pressure reservoirs or tanks for storing the fillers like airand nitrogen that are optimally located (mounted) or integrated onwheel's rim, spoke's, hub, axle etcetera with pneumatic valve andcontrol system for controlling the tyre pressure in critical situationsand optimizing or restoring the tyre pressure during and afterovercoming the critical situations according to the control signal fromthe SATPOS. These reservoir systems operates without any compressor orsimilar sources as the pressure maintained in the reservoir is higher(multiple times) than the optimum tyre pressure for the fluids orfillers to flow from reservoir to tyre thereby controlling the tyrepressure accordingly and the fillers are restored through externalsources.

According to another aspect of SATPOS, the TPCU comprises of integratedcompressor or pump powered by kinetic brake energy in combination withhigh pressure fluid reservoir to recharge reservoir fluid and in turnthe reservoir restores the tyre pressure or without high pressurereservoir system for directly recharging tyre pressure or itscombinations based on design, configuration and scenarios thereby torestore and optimize the tyre pressure ultimately to provide maintenancefree operation of tires. The users don't need to maintain or restore thetyre pressure as the SATPOS itself will autonomously work to rechargeand maintain the optimum tyre pressure.

According to another aspect of SATPOS, the TPCU utilise kinetic brakeenergy to run the pneumatic valves thereby to control or transfer thefluid such as air, nitrogen etcetera flow from & to or betweenatmosphere, pump, compressor, reservoirs and tyres or its combinationsaccording design, configuration, requirement and scenarios ultimately torestore and optimize the tyre and reservoir pressure.

According to another aspect of the SATPOS, in an extreme worst casescenario that comprising of malfunction, partial or complete failure ofvehicle safety and stability system (Example—failure of brakes, TCS,rollover mitigation system etcetera) occurs either the on-board systemautomatically sense the failure to trigger SATPOS or the SATPOS ismanually triggered to instantaneously control the tyre pressure forincreasing the friction, traction and rolling resistance ultimately toreduce the stopping distance while simultaneously maintaining thevehicle stability, drivability and steer-ability thereby mitigatingcritical situations.

According to another aspect of SATPOS, the TPCU 104 integrated withActive Tyre Temperature Optimizer System (ATTOS) that works to controland maintain the tyre temperature and pressure according to change intemperature of weather or environment and critical situations therebycontrolling the tyres property, softening, hardening or solidificationand sidewall deformation rate ultimately to enhance tyre traction,reduce braking distance (emergency or normal according to scenario),enhance cornering & handling characteristics, mitigate hydroplaning,mitigate over and under steering etcetera. The ATTOS controls the tyretemperature instantaneously in critical situation or continuouslyaccording to design, configuration and scenarios.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS utilise inbuilt sensor system toactively scan, sense, compute and alerts the driver irrespective ofvehicles in motion or stationary regarding wheels or rims structuraldamage comprising of bends & cracks and potentially hazardous foreignobjects (Example—stones) stuck in tyres based on its nature, dimension &depth of penetration, tyres wear & tear, tyre cuts, bulges, sidewalldamages, slow puncture with corresponding tyres location & position.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DIAGRAM

To get a comprehensive understanding of the SATPOS, diagrams aredescribed by examples.

FIG. 1 illustrates the block diagram of SATPOS comprising of componentsaccording to Smart Active Tyre Pressure Optimizing System (SATPOS), Tyrepressure Control Unit (TPCU), User Interface, Interaction with othersensor systems, ECU, safety and stability systems

FIG. 2 illustrates the flowchart and describes the method of operationof the smart active tyre pressure optimizing system.

FIG. 3 illustrates the SATPOS with various reservoir configurations. One3A with centralised reservoir system and another 3B with dedicatedreservoir system.

FIG. 4 illustrates the flowchart and describes the method of operationof the SATPOS utilising Kinetic Brake Energy to run pump and compressor.

FIG. 5 illustrates the flowchart and describes the method of operationof the SATPOS utilising Kinetic Brake Energy to run Pneumatic valves.

FIG. 6 [A&B] illustrates the block diagram of SATPOS that describes themethod of operation of the SATPOS utilising Kinetic Brake Energy to runpneumatic valves, pump and compressor.

DETAIL DESCRIPTION

The SATPOS works by actively sensing critical situations and computingthe tyre pressure in real time based on parameters comprising of sensorsystem, vehicle stability & safety systems, nature of braking & brakeforce, tyres lower & upper cut-off threshold pressure values, sensingreservoirs and tyres internal & external or environmental—pressure,temperature, moisture, humidity, vehicles speed, wheel speed,acceleration & deceleration, orientations & axial rotation (yaw, pitchand roll), load distribution (load on each wheel tire), torquedistribution, vehicles suspension & vertical dynamics, transverse motion& lateral acceleration, tyre traction, Coefficient of Friction (COF),slip and slide angle, steering wheel position, cornering effects, changein centre of gravity, over & under steering, aqua or hydroplaning,radars detecting objects with pre-computing & current-computing of tyrepressure to assist in emergency braking& stability based on range,direction and dimension of objects in and around the vehicle, rim orwheel specifications, tyre specifications & parameters comprisingof—size, type, load index, speed symbol or rating, thread wear & tear,traction & temperature rating, tyres dimension, direction, compound &material used, maximum load rating, maximum permissible inflationpressure, patterns of treads, lugs, voids, sipes & groves, wheelalignment & balancing, camber angle, Tyres position or angle of attack,sensing nature of tyres present & impending contact area (road sensing),GPS information to predict the turns, curves and bends on roads aheadand inter operating with vehicles existing stability & safety systemscomprising of Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Electronic Brake-forceDistribution (EBD), Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Traction ControlSystem (TCS), Roll over mitigation systems, Engine Control Unit (ECU),Brake Assist (BA), Pre-crash systems, suspension system, verticaldynamics & damping force, Sway or anti-roll or stabilizer bar, radarassisted auto braking with partially & complete brake to stop,automotive aerodynamics & airbrakes, sensing Drivers reaction withevasion (evasive manoeuvre) of objects, Cruise or Adaptive CruiseControl with partial & full auto braking; thereby instantaneous directthe TPCU to control the tyre pressure on corresponding tyres in righttime thereby to overcome or mitigate the critical situations. As variousparameters and multiple critical situations are simultaneously takeninto account by SATPOS for computation, the SATPOS algorithm smartlysense, prioritise and balance between one or more parameters andscenarios to achieve an optimized solution. The design actively monitorsthe status of the SATPOS and their component thereby updates the driverin real time. Also mainly alerts the driver in case of the SATPOS isactive and functioning through user interface regarding SATPOS'soperations in critical situations comprising of controlling the tyrepressure, TPCU's lower power reserve; availability & lack of fillers inreservoir, component failure, temperature controlling status,potentially hazardous object stuck in tyres etcetera according todesign, configuration and scenarios. The SATPOS performs self-diagnosticor test to verify and conform regarding working of components andaccessibility of corresponding parameters; in case of crucial parametersinaccessible and components failure the SATPOS will operate infail-proof or fail-safe mode and default mode to ensure safe operation.Based on configurations the testing are performed automatically (likewhenever the vehicle is started, in a set or schedules timings etcetera)and manually. The controlling of pressure is either even or uneven &continuous or discontinuous on all tyres according to design,configurations, critical situations and scenarios. The SATPOS utiliseeither utilise wireless transceiver which is a combination oftransmitter and receiver with antenna or wires for communication betweenSATPOS and TPCU. The TPCU utilise fail-safe and fail-proof pneumaticvalves system with actuators for controlling the tyre pressure accordingto control signal from SATPOS. The TPCU comprise of and utilise wheeltyres integrated with single to multiple internal and external,unidirectional and bidirectional, valves with & without actuators,normally open & normally closed valves, basic & electro pneumaticvalves, dedicated & common valves for storing, controlling, optimizingand restoring the tyre pressure according to design, configurations andscenarios. The SATPOS sense the valve connected with external sourcesfor restoring the filers and the valves works with basic valve functionin scenarios of absence and low power reserve. The SATPOS also helps inenhancing the tyre performance where the driver is not in a feasiblesituation to change the tyres to adopt according to environment orscenarios like usage of different environment specific tyres (like drytires, wet tires, all terrain tires, summer tires, winter tires, snowtyres etcetera), all weather tyres and even enhancing performance ofworn tyres that are about to reach tread wear bar or indicator. TPCUsare optimally designed, compact, highly reliable, withstand mechanicalstress, pressure and temperature are located on each wheel tires. TheTPCU can be integrated or hidden in the spokes of the wheels forprotection and to better the appearance. As the SATPOS substantiallyutilises and interoperate with most of the vehicles already existingsensor systems, safety and stability parameters which helps in easyimplementation of the SATPOS.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram describing the working principle and variousintegral components of the SATPOS on vehicle 100 according to the SATPOScomprising of Tyre pressure Optimizing System 102, Tyre Pressure ControlUnits 104 ABC&D, user interface with display and control unit 101,Interaction with vehicle's ECU, safety and stability parameters 103etcetera. The SATPOS 102 is the centralised system that computes andcontrols all the TPCU's 104. The SATPOS performs active monitoring &sensing, pre-computing & set ready to control the tyre pressure prior tocritical situation, current-computing for controlling the tyre pressureduring critical situation, post-computing to optimize tyre pressureafter overcoming the critical situation ultimately to overcome andmitigate the critical situations. Information and control signals aretransmitted and received in a periodic and continuous manner throughwired—and wireless communication network between SATPOS 102 and TPCU'S104 regarding the status of the components and parameters according todesign, configuration and scenarios. The processing unit utiliseadaptive closed loop processing algorithm with predetermined and testedcorrelation or lookup table to instantaneously check and compare theeffects between predetermined and tested real world scenarios to theactual real world scenarios for smart & actively sensing, computing andcontrolling the tyre pressure in right time on right tyres with rightpressure thereby to mitigate the critical situations. The TPCU's 104control the tyre pressure and temperature according to the controlsignal from SATPOS. The processing unit SATPOS 102 computes the controlsignal based on the real time parameters form sensor systems, TPCU, ECU,vehicle Safety & stability systems, predetermined & tested parametersalso accounting user interface 101 with corresponding configurations.According to control signal from SATPOS 102 the TPCU'S 104instantaneously controls the tyre pressure on right tyres with rightpressure in right time and varies tyre temperature thereby to enhancetraction and stability. The TPCU comprise of sensors, pneumatic valvesand electro pneumatic valve actuators (Solenoid actuated value,pneumatic, piezo electric etcetera), sensor system, control circuitry,transceiver, antennas, Active Tyre Temperature Optimizing System(ATTOS), heating elements, power source, reservoir, moisture controlsystem, air filter etcetera and actively shares the sensor systemparameters and components status with the SATPOS 102. Each TPCU's 104has an unique identifier (Signal ID) to identify, transmit & receiveinformation with SATPOS 102 and are located (mounted) on all wheel tyresrepresenting corresponding wheel tyres with its position that areutilised by SATPOS for centralised management of all TPCU's 104. Thereservoir design utilise moisture control system to remove excessmoisture and maintain optimum moisture level of fillers in reservoirthereby to achieve optimum SATPOS operations. The SATPOS 102 learns,detects and saves the ID's of TPCU's 104 on each wheel tyres with thelocation or position and the learning process for is both automatic andmanual configurable according to design and scenarios which alsoaccounts changed or rotated tires. The SATPOS 102 detects and transmitsthe computed control signal (pressure and temperature values) tocorresponding TPCU's 104 based on the unique ID's. Once the learningprocess is completed and synchronised the SATPOS starts monitoring andcontrolling the TPCU's 104, which are further wired into control anddisplay units. At any time when the engine is on & running or off, theSATPOS 102 according to design, configurations and scenarios monitor'ssignals from TPCU's and updates the status for active computing andcontrolling. The controlling of tyre pressure is preformed eithersimultaneously on all the tyres or any particular tyres according toscenarios. Both SATPOS 102 and TPCU 104 contain Transceiver which is acombination of transmitter and receiver with antennas for communication.The SATPOS works either in wireless and wired mode according todesigned, configuration and requirement. TPCU 104 comprise of provisionto enable and disable on spare tyres. The SATPOS also accounts theturbulence created during controlling of tyre pressure and therebyaccordingly controls the tyre pressure to compensate the turbulencebased on scenarios.

According to one aspect, the SATPOS 102 actively sense high speed &emergency braking situations thereby immediately compute and direct theTPCU 104 to instantaneously control the tyre pressure from optimum orexisting value to right pressure on right tyres in right time to enhancetraction and rolling resistance thereby reducing braking distance whilesustaining stability ultimately to protect the vehicles, occupants,pedestrians and other things around or on the way. In high speed andemergency braking, the braking distance is influenced by the tyretraction which in turn is also mainly influenced by tyre pressure.SATPOS works based on—maintaining the tyres upper and lower cut-offvalue to avoid tyre deformation and over inflation of tires, sensorsystem parameters, suspension, vehicle safety and stability parametersultimately to reduce the braking distance simultaneously sustaining thevehicle stability. Instantaneously reducing the tyre pressure to someextent increases the rolling resistance and friction by controlling thecontact patch or foot print which in turn increases the rollingresistance and traction there by reducing the high speed & emergencybraking distance. SATPOS restores and optimizes the tyre pressureimmediately after the vehicle overcomes the emergency braking situationto continue with safe and comfortable riding.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS 102 actively sensing the loss oftraction, skid & wheel spin thereby immediately compute and direct theTPCU 104 to instantaneously controls the tyre pressure on right tyres(between wheels tyres that experiencing loss of traction (wheel spin)and the wheels that have traction) with right pressure to restoretraction thereby to mitigate loss of traction and wheel spin. GenerallyTCS acts as secondary function of ABS and are designed to prevent lossof traction. Traction control system works to prevent loss of tractionfrom happening by limiting power to the wheels through applying brakeforce at one or more wheels, reducing or suppressing spark sequence toone or more cylinders, reducing fuel supply to one or more cylinders,closing the throttle (if the vehicle is fitted with drive by wirethrottle), in turbo-charged vehicles a boost control solenoid areactuated to reduce boost and therefore engine power etcetera. So incritical situations the TCS cannot so increase the limits of friction orgrip and works with available wheel tyres traction thereby only used todecrease the effect of driver error or compensate for a driver'sinability to react quickly enough to wheel slip. But the SATPOS eitherworks in standalone mode or interoperates with Traction Control Systemthereby controlling the tyres contact patch or foot print to enhance theavailable traction in critical situations ultimately further enhancingthe efficiency of TCS. SATPOS restores and optimizes the tyre pressureimmediately after the vehicle overcomes loss of traction to continuewith safe and comfortable riding.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS 102 actively mitigateshydroplaning or aquaplaning by sensing, computing and directing the TPCU104 to instantaneously control (increasing) the tyre pressure in righttyres with right pressure on right time while maintaining the tyresupper cut-off threshold value thereby enhancing the grooves and threadsto disperse more water beneath the tyres to restore traction. The ESCcan help to regain the control but cannot mitigate aquaplaning. Althoughbald tyres give better grip on dry roads than treaded tires, they areunsafe in rain as the efficiency of these tyres in removing waterbetween tyres and contact area is low. Thread depth plays an importantrole in mitigating hydroplaning and the SATPOS works instantaneouslyenhancing the thread depth thereby reducing the surface area of tyres toavoid water deflected inwards, increasing the tyres thread depth todeflect water outward ultimately helping in clearing water which in turnprevents the rising of tyres to restoring traction and mitigateaquaplaning. SATPOS even helps in enhancing the wet traction efficiencyof worn tyres that are about to reach tread wear bar or indicator. TheSATPOS detects hydroplaning by sensing loss of traction (slip), increasein wheel spin, vehicle stability, contact area or road sensingparameters (to sense the property of road wet, dry etcetera), sensingvehicle accelerate at higher rate than the intended speed, vehiclesdirection, sudden rise in engine RPM due to wheel spin without traction,load on wheel tires, nature of drivers input like acceleration andbraking etcetera; thereby computing and directing the TPCU to controlthe pressure on right wheels with right pressure in right time tomitigate aquaplaning and restore vehicles traction. SATPOS restores andoptimizes the tyre pressure once the vehicle overcomes aquaplaning tocontinue with safe and comfortable riding.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS 102 instantaneously works tomitigate over and under steering. ESC detects loss of steering controland traction thereby automatically apply the brakes on wheelsindividually (selective wheel braking) such as the outer front wheel tocounter over steer or the inner rear wheel to counter under steerultimately to help “steer” the vehicle where the driver intends to go.Some ESC systems also reduce engine power until control is regained; butthese ESC and similar systems works with available traction and cannotenhance the available tyre traction. Generally over and under steeringare caused by loss of traction tyres and the SATPOS works by activelysensing, computing and directing the TPCU 104 to instantaneously controlthe tyre pressure in right time with right pressure on right tyresthereby controlling thread depth, enhancing traction, controllingcontact patch or foot print, controlling tyres cornering stiffness andcontrolling tyre deformation rate thereby mitigating positive andnegative gradient to sustain zero or neutral gradient. SATPOS eitherworks in standalone mode or interoperates with vehicles safety andstability systems like ESC, ESP, DSC, TCS, suspension etcetera toenhancing the performance. SATPOS restores and optimizes the tyrepressure immediately after the vehicle overcomes under and over steeringto continue with safe and comfortable riding.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS 102 actively sense the roll over& loss of stability thereby immediately computing and directing the TPCU104 to instantaneously control the tyre pressure in right time on righttyres with right pressure to restore or mitigate roll over and loss ofstability ultimately to sustain stability. When the vehicle tends toroll generally the Electronic stability control, roll over mitigationsystems, suspension etcetera and other related systems works to certainextent to mitigate roll over. But there are certain scenarios where thevehicles tends to go beyond the extreme roll over limits of thesesystems like vehicle moving around on highly uneven terrain, leaning,slope surfaces, vehicle experiencing extreme cornering force likeentering with high speed in tight corners etcetera that can leads toloss of stability. SATPOS sense the limits beyond which roll over isimminent or inevitable thereby accordingly controls the pressure onright tyres with right pressure on right time thereby to improvestability, centre of gravity and traction. SATPOS won't interrupt thevehicle tyre pressures until the vehicle is about to reach the limitbeyond which the vehicle will tend to roll. The SATPOS works instandalone mode or interoperates to enhance the performance of ESC,rollover mitigation systems etcetera. SATPOS restores and optimizes thetyre pressure immediately after the vehicle overcomes the criticalsituation to continue with safe and comfortable riding.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS 102 works in critical situationsto mitigates the loss of control and stability in puncture scenarios(besides alerting the driver regarding rapid loss of pressure inpuncture scenarios) by actively sensing and directing the TPCU 104 toinstantaneously supply the fillers like air or nitrogen from thereservoir or tank to the punctured tyres thereby to sustain the pressurepreventing the rapid loss of tyre pressure ultimately improving the timeof drivability and stability of the vehicle. Loss of pressure inpunctured tyres leads to high or difference in rolling resistance andtraction than other tyres which comparatively comprise of least rollingresistance and traction that in turn leads to loss if vehicle stabilityand steer ability or drivability. So the SATPOS actively works tocontrol tyre pressure ultimately to control the rolling resistance andtraction of the other tyres in accordance with punctured tyres tomitigate difference in rolling resistance and traction levels. Besidescontrolling the tyre pressure on punctured tyres the SATPOS alsocontrols (reduce) the pressure on other tyres according to scenarios toenhance the vehicles drivability, stability and increasing the rollingresistance thereby reducing the braking distance of vehicles in highspeeds. As the loss of pressure in punctured tyres leads to high ordifference in rolling resistance and traction than other tyres whichcomparatively comprise of least rolling resistance and traction that inturn leads to loss if vehicle stability and steer ability ordrivability. So the SATPOS actively works to control tyre pressureultimately to control the rolling resistance and traction of the othertyres in accordance with punctured tyres to compensate difference inrolling resistance and traction levels. Generally tubeless tyres help inpreventing the rapid loss of pressure in puncture scenarios and theSATPOS assist in further enhancing its performance.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS 102 instantaneously works toenhance high speed or extreme cornering characteristic (hard cornering),torque vectoring and vehicle handling characteristic by activelysensing, computing and directing the TPCU 104 to instantaneously controlthe tyre pressure in right time with right pressure on right tyresthereby preventing & controlling tyres sidewall deformation rate &contact patch while simultaneously providing traction and stability. TheSATPOS works in standalone mode or interoperates to enhance theperformance of safety and stability systems like TCS, ESC and rollovermitigation systems etcetera. SATPOS restores and optimizes the tyrepressure immediately after the vehicle overcomes the critical situationsto continue with safe and comfortable riding.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS 102 sense, compute and directthe TPCU 104 to control and optimize the tyre pressure according todriving modes like comfort, comfort+, standard, economic, sport, sport+mode etcetera to enhance the comfort level, performance, improving fuelefficiency thereby reducing effect on environment, reduce tyre noisewhile simultaneously works irrespective of driving modes toinstantaneously controlling the tyre pressure accordingly in criticalsituations to protect and sustain vehicle stability. SATPOS works instandalone mode or interoperates with suspension, safety and stabilitysystems to further enhance the efficiency.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS 102 system works to control andoptimize the tyre pressure according to change in centre of gravity andload on each wheel tyres thereby to enhance the stability and handlingcharacteristic of the vehicle. SATPOS either works in standalone mode orInteract with suspension, vehicle safety and stability systems tofurther enhance the vehicle handling efficiency. SATPOS restores andoptimizes the tyre pressure once the load and centre of gravity isrestored to continue with safe and comfortable riding.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS particularly utilises one ormore high pressure reservoirs (tanks) for storing the fillers like airand nitrogen are optimally located (mounted) on wheel's rim, spoke's,hub, axle etcetera with pneumatic valve and control unit for controllingthe tyre pressure in critical situations and optimizing or restoring thetyre pressure after overcoming the critical situations according to thecontrol signal from SATPOS 102. These reservoir systems doesn't need anyinternal or external compressor systems or other similar sources forcontrolling the pressure, as the pressure of fillers in the reservoir isalready maintained in higher pressure (multiple times) than the optimumtyre pressure for the fillers or fluids to flow from reservoir to tyrethereby to control the tyre pressure accordingly. The reservoir systemcomprise of container for storing the fillers, pneumatic valve's forcontrolling the tyre pressure as well as recharging or restoring thefillers, power source for systems operation, air filters, moisturecontrol system, sensor system for monitoring the status of fluids likepressure, temperature, quantity etcetera. The reservoir system comprisesof fail-safe and fail-proof pneumatic valves system with actuators andutilise single to multiple internal and external, unidirectional andbidirectional, basic and electro pneumatic valves, valves with & withoutactuators, normally open & normally closed valves, dedicated & commonvalves for storing, controlling, optimizing and restoring the tyrepressure according to design, configurations and scenarios. Thereservoir system comprise of control system with internal pneumaticvalve that connects the reservoir with tyre internally for controllingthe tyre pressure and external valves for controlling as well asrecharging the fillers. SATPOS utilise either common or dedicated valvesfor controlling the tyre pressure as well as restoring the fillers. Thecontrol valves are selected from pneumatic valves, electro pneumaticvalve, mechanical valve, electro mechanical valve, hydraulic valves andits combinations. The reservoir system comprise of dedicated sensorsystem for sensing the pressure, temperature, moisture and humidity ofthe fillers available in the reservoir with status of the sensor systembeing updated to SATPOS for computation and user display or interface.The SATPOS also accounts the quantity of fillers' available in thereservoir with sensor system parameters for the computations ofcontrolling and restoring the tyre pressure. As there are lot ofcomplications with vehicles integrated or inbuilt compressor and similarsystems that consumes the valuable space and power also adding extraweight to the vehicle which makes SATPOS more expensive, complexto—operate, integrate, maintain and service; the SATPOS utilised highpressure reservoir without any compressor or similar systems that helpsto simplify the operation and overcomes the complications withcompressor systems. The SATPOS alerts the driver regarding lack offillers, component status, and low pressure in reservoir. In scenariosof reservoir with not sufficient fillers or pressure SATPOS alerts thedriver regarding the same and operate in default mode where SATPOS won'tutilise fillers in the reservoir to control the tyre pressure. The FIGS.3 A&B describes reservoir system and fluid lines configurations compriseof dedicated inbuilt or integrated reservoir with TPCU 104 on all wheeltires, utilise common reservoir, utilise common reservoir for rechargingthe fillers of dedicated reservoir and its combinations. The reservoirsystems and fluid lines are optimally are designed and integratedaccording to design of wheels and are either fixed or interchangeablewith the wheels. The TPCU 104 utilises either common or dedicated highpressure reservoir according to design and scenarios. The fillers forthe reservoir are recharged or restored during or similar to filling thetyre pressure but with higher pressure. The reservoir and its controlsystems and pneumatic valves are designed to withstand high pressure indifferent temperature, humidity and moisture. The TPCU with reservoiraids in scenarios where someone had intentionally or playfully deflatedthe tyres by helping to inflate the tyres with fillers in the reservoirthereby to continue with driving. As the control and access to SATPOS,TPCU & reservoir systems are limited to unauthenticated and outsidersthe actual user when back and turn on the vehicle can restore ormitigate situation by controlling the tyre pressure through userinterface of the SATPOS. The SATPOS instantaneously controls the tyrepressure through high pressure reservoirs are utilised in active vehicleprotection in critical situations, dynamically increasing tractionaccording to driving conditions, optimizing stability, saving fuel andreducing tyre noise.

According to another aspect of the SATPOS, the TPCU comprise ofintegrated compressor or pump powered by kinetic brake energy—incombination with high pressure fluid reservoir to recharge reservoirfluid and in turn the reservoir restores the tyre pressure or withouthigh pressure reservoir system for directly recharging tyre pressure orits combinations thereby to restore and optimize the tyre pressureultimately to provide maintenance free operation of tires. The usersdon't need to maintain or restore the tyre pressure as the SATPOS itselfwill autonomously work to recharge and maintain the optimum tyrepressure. FIG. 6 A is a block diagram describes the working principle ofthe SATPOS. The SATPOS utilise Kinetic brake energy generated duringbraking is either converted into electrical energy or converted intomechanical energy or its combinations according to design,configurations and scenarios and are utilised to run the pump orcompressor ultimately for recharging, restoring and optimizing the tyrepressure and the reservoir pressure. The whole system smartly monitors,senses, computes and operates in optimal or right energy band andconditions to utilise the kinetic brake energy based on sensor systemparameters, thereby efficiently handling lower and higher or excessivelygenerated kinetic brake energy. The computation is performed based onintensity or level of kinetic brake energy, reservoirs andtyres—internal and external pressure, temperature and moisture, engineand vehicle running conditions thereby accordingly computes, runs andcontrols the pump or compressor (DEL—pneumatic valves) ultimately torecharge, restore and optimize the reservoir pressure and tyre pressure.The fail-safe and fail-proof pneumatic and (or) electro pneumatic valveswith pump &(or) compressor are utilised to ensure safe operations in theevent of failure (by operating in fail-safe mode and default mode). OverPressure release valve or electro pneumatic valve works to release overpressure in reservoir and tires. Either dedicated over pressureprotection valve or electro pneumatic valve or its combination is alsoused. The whole system interoperates with SATPOS to efficiently varies,control, recharge, restore and optimize the pressure in tyres andreservoirs according design, configuration and scenarios.

According to another aspect of the SATPOS, the TPCU utilise kineticbrake energy to run the pneumatic valves thereby to control or transferthe fluid like air, nitrogen etcetera flow from & to or betweenatmosphere, pump, compressor, reservoirs and tyres or its combinationsaccording design, configuration, requirement and scenarios ultimately torestore and optimize the tyre and reservoir pressure. FIG. 6 B is ablock diagram describes the working principle of SATPOS utilise Kineticbrake energy generated during braking is either converted intoelectrical energy or converted into mechanical energy or itscombinations according to design, configurations and scenarios and areutilised to run and control the pneumatic valves ultimately forrecharging, restoring and optimizing the tyre pressure and reservoirpressure. The whole system smartly monitors, senses, computes andoperates in optimal or right energy band and conditions to utilise thekinetic brake energy based on sensor system parameters, therebyefficiently handling lower and higher or excessively generated kineticbrake energy. The computation is performed based on intensity or levelof kinetic brake energy, reservoirs and tyres—internal and externalpressure, temperature and moisture, engine and vehicle runningconditions thereby accordingly computes, runs and controls the pneumaticvalves ultimately to recharge, restore and optimize the reservoirpressure and tyre pressure. The fail-safe and fail-proof pneumatic and(or) electro pneumatic valves with pump & (or) compressor are utilisedto ensure safe operations in the event of failure (by operating infail-safe mode and default mode). Over Pressure release valve or electropneumatic valve works to release over pressure in reservoir and tires.Either dedicated over pressure protection valve or electro pneumaticvalve or its combination is also used. The whole system interoperateswith SATPOS to efficiently varies, control, recharge, restore andoptimize the pressure in tyres and reservoirs according design,configuration and scenarios.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS in extreme worst case scenariosthat comprises of malfunction, partial or complete failure of vehiclesafety and stability system (Example—failure of brakes, TCS, rollovermitigation system etcetera) occurs either the on-board systemautomatically sense the failure to trigger SATPOS or the SATPOS ismanually triggered to instantaneously control the tyre pressure forincreasing the friction, traction and rolling resistance ultimately toreduce the stopping distance while simultaneously sustaining the vehiclestability, drivability and steer-ability. The SATPOS utilise sensorsystem and radar system to automatically sense control the tyre pressureaccording to scenarios. SATPOS assists in brake-failure or malfunctioncomprising of partial or complete brake failure and either one ormultiple brake failure; where maintaining the constant pressure won'tassist in reducing the stopping distance.

According to another aspect, the SATPOS 102 works with TPCU 104integrated with the Active Tyre Temperature Optimizing System (ATTOS)that monitors and senses the change in temperature of weather andenvironment with present tyre temperature and pressure there by tocontrols and optimize the tyre temperature and pressure accordingly toimprove traction, reduce braking distance (emergency or normal accordingto scenario), enhance cornering & handling characteristics, mitigatehydroplaning, mitigate over steering and under steering. The tyrecompound plays an important role in traction, braking distance,structural stability etcetera which in turn is influenced by tyretemperature. The ATTOS controls the tyre temperature instantaneously incritical situation or continuously according to design, configurationand scenarios. The ATTOS operate in standalone mode or interoperate theSATPOS taking status of power backup in to account. The ATTOS operate instandalone mode interoperate with vehicles safety and stability systemsor its combinations according to design, configurations and scenarios toenhance traction and stability. All tyres have an optimum operatingtemperature and the property of tyre compound varies according to changein temperature. When they reach it the rubber compound is at itsstickiest and the carcass at its most flexible. Below that temperature,traction is reduced and the tyre may have a tendency to slide; as thetemperature reduces tyre compound becomes harder reducing the tractionthereby increasing the braking distance and affecting vehicle handlingcharacteristics. All weather tyres and particularly summer tyres undergoes more solidification or hardening than winter tyres when exposed toextremely low environment temperature (winter) and these hardened tyrescan have negative impact like increasing the braking distance and lossof traction. There are scenarios where the driver could not predict thesudden change in weather or not in a feasible situation to change thevehicle tyres accordingly or frequently to match with change in weatheror environmental conditions thereby to achieve optimizedperformance—Example—generally the winter tyres are recommended in winterto provide optimum performance in braking distance, driving comfortetcetera on wet, snow and slippery road surface or pavement.

The SATPOS actively controls the tyre temperature thereby controls thetyres property, softening, hardening and controlling sidewalldeformation rate ultimately to enhance traction, stability and handlingcharacteristic according to scenarios. The SATPOS controls the tyretemperature either instantaneously in critical situations orcontinuously according to design, configuration and scenarios. Forexample—In environments like winter, wet, snow and slippery surfacesetcetera the SATPOS increase and maintains the tyre temperatureaccordingly to prevent tyres form getting harder or solidificationthereby to enhance traction and stability. The SATPOS utilisecorrelation or lookup tables to actively check and compare the effectscaused in actual real world scenarios with predetermined and tested realworld scenarios thereby to control and optimize the tyre temperature andpressure according to design, configuration and scenarios. The SATPOSaccounts status of power source, sensor system parameters, heatingelement, change in temperature, moisture & pressure of tyres andenvironment, driving modes, rim or wheel and tyre specification &parameters comprising of—size, type, load index, speed symbol or rating,thread wear & tear, traction & temperature rating, tyres dimension,direction, nature of compound & material used, maximum load rating,maximum permissible inflation pressure, patterns of treads, lugs, voids,sipes & groves, vehicle safety and stability systems, change intemperature, pressure, moisture and humidity of fillers in reservoirsand compressors for actively sensing, computing the tyre temperature andcontrolling the tyre temperature. The ATTOS works in both pneumatic andnon-pneumatic tires.

The Active Tyre Temperature Optimizing System (ATTOS) works with andutilise either one or combination of direct and indirect heatingtechniques that comprise of thermal conduction, diffusion, convection,radiation and advection to generate, control and maintain the tyretemperature. Energy transfer and heating elements are optimallyintegrated in wheels, tires, hub, axel, suspension, vehicles chassisetcetera. The direct heating works utilising heating elements and theindirect heating generate and maintain temperature through heatingfillers or fluids & principle of electromagnetic induction heating thatoperates irrespective of vehicle in stationary or motion according todesign, configurations and scenarios. SATPOS make use of Inductionheating coil and materials that support electromagnetic induction togenerate and maintain heat are utilised in tyre manufacturing thatcomprises one or combination of ferromagnetic metals, ferromagneticalloys and other suitable metals or element in fabrication of tires,radial tires, plies, steel belted tyres etcetera thereby to preciselytransfer the heat to contact path or foot print area simultaneouslysaving power. Either dedicated heating element or the plies or beltswith suitable material is utilised for induction heating. The TPCUintegrated with ATTOS accounts controlling the tyre pressure to anoptimum value according to change in temperature to further enhancestraction & stability—since controlling of tyre pressure increases orcontrols the contact patch or footprint surface area with the roadthereby further enhancing traction through increasing and controllingthe tyre temperature. Generally SATPOS helps in enhancing traction,stability and performance of all tyres and particularly other non-wintertyres like summer tires, all weather tyres etcetera in winter, snow andwet conditions. The TPOS utilise one or more or combination of internalor external power source according to design, configurations andscenarios for controlling and maintaining the temperature. The ATTOSoperate in standalone mode with either dedicated power source orinteroperate with vehicle power source or its combinations taking statuspower backup in to account. Regenerative brakes (Kinetic Energy RecoverySystem or Brake Energy Recuperation System) braking energy can beutilise to control tyre temperature. There are scenarios where excesspower available with the vehicle and to avoid over charging these powersare not consumed and this excess available power are utilised by SATPOSfor controlling the tyre temperature, also according to scenarios SATPOSmaintains threshold level to prevent excess power consumption formvehicles power source. SATPOS is highly user configurable and SATPOSmaintains temperature either automatically or manually according todesign, configurations and scenarios.

According to another aspect the SATPOS utilise inbuilt sensor system toactively scan, sense, compute and alerts the driver irrespective ofvehicles in motion or stationary regarding structural damage on wheelsor rims comprising of bends & cracks and potentially hazardous foreignobjects (Example—stones) stuck in tyres based on its nature, dimension &depth of penetration, tyres wear & tear, tyre cuts, bulges, sidewalldamages, slow puncture with corresponding tyres location & position. TheSATPOS utilise smart and adaptive closed loop processing algorithm withcorrelation or lookup tables to actively check and compare the effectscaused in actual real world scenarios with predetermined and tested realworld scenarios for precisely sensing, comparing, computing and alertingthe driver in advance regarding the potentially hazardous criticalsituations. SATPOS works based on online and preloaded wheel & rimspecifications, balancing beads, tyre specifications & parameterscomprising of—size, type, load index, speed symbol or rating, threadwear & tear, traction & temperature rating, compound & material used,maximum load rating, maximum permissible inflation pressure, patterns oftreads, lugs, voids, sipes & groves. The SATPOS utilise one or moreoptimally located internal and external sensors or sensor arrays onwheel tyres and vehicle for scanning comprising of distance or rangesensors, visual cameras, IR cameras & sensors, acoustic or ultrasonicsensor, electromagnetic sensors, electrostatic sensors, inductivesensors, capacitive sensors, echo sensors, thermal sensors for scanning& detecting wheels, balancing beads and tyre parameters comprising ofspecifications, change in properties (nature), patterns, direction,dimension, positions, multi layers and range. The SATPOS works bysensing wheel specifications and nature or property of tyres and foreignobjects comprise of permittivity-∈, permeability-μ, conductivity-σ,susceptibility, dielectric, capacitive sensing, capacitive displacementsensing, inductive sensing.

FIG. 2 is the flowchart describes the operation of the SATPOS. Bystarting with 210 the sensor system 220 monitors the parameterscomprising of sensing pressure, temperature, moisture, humidity offillers available in tyres as well as reservoirs, sensing nature ofbrake force, sensing vehicle and wheel speed, sensing vehiclesorientation, acceleration and deceleration, sensing vehicles load andload on each wheel tires, sensing steering angle or position withvehicles relative motion, sensing objects in the environment of thevehicle with its direction, dimension, nature, approaching & departingspeed with respect the vehicle, sensing nature of road, terrain orcontact area, utilise GPS sensors for predicting the turns, curves andbends ahead etcetera and accordingly generate the trigger signal 230.The SATPOS analyse the state of trigger signal to compute and detect thecritical situation, matching parameters and scenarios to decide onfurther action 240. The SATPOS actively compute the control signal basedon nature of trigger signal 230, safety & stability parameters like ABS,EBD, BA, ESP, TCS, EULER ANGLES, ECU, automotive aerodynamics &airbrakes etcetera and predetermined and tested correlation or mappingtable to precisely sensing the critical situations with its effectsthereby to control the tyre pressure in an active, adoptive and closedloop manner to overcome and mitigate the critical situations 250. Basedon the control signal from SATPOS the TPCU 260 actively controls andoptimize the tyre pressure in right time on right tyre with rightpressure to reduce the braking distance, overcome and mitigate thecritical situations and to restore & sustain vehicle stability 260. Incase of no critical situations is detected or not matches any parametersand scenarios SATPOS maintains standard tyre pressure and won't work oncontrolling temperature 270 according to pre-set configuration and endswith 280.

FIG. 4. Is the flowchart describing the method of operation of SATPOSutilising Kinetic Brake Energy to run the Pump and (or) Compressor torestore and maintain tyre and reservoir pressure according to theSATPOS. By starting with 310 the sensor system 220 monitors theparameters comprising of sensing pressure, temperature, moisture,humidity of fillers available in tyres as well as reservoirs, sensingnature of brake force, sensing vehicle and wheel speed, sensing vehiclesorientation, acceleration and deceleration, sensing vehicles load andload on each wheel tires, sensing steering angle or position withvehicles relative motion, sensing objects in the environment of thevehicle with its direction, dimension, nature, approaching & departingspeed with respect the vehicle, sensing nature of road, terrain orcontact area, utilise GPS sensors for predicting the turns, curves andbends ahead etcetera and accordingly generate the trigger signal 230.SATPOS analyse the state of trigger signal to compute and detect whetherthe tyre and reservoir pressure sufficient to decide on further action340. In case of insufficient pressure SATPOS monitors the nature ofbraking 380 with magnitude of kinetic energy. SATPOS analyse whether theKinetic brake energy is sufficient to run the pump or compressor 390.SATPOS actively computes the control signal based on magnitude andnature of kinetic brake energy, safety & stability parameters like ABS,EBD, BA, ESP, TCS, EULER ANGLES, ECU, automotive aerodynamics &airbrakes etcetera and predetermined and tested correlation or mappingtable to precisely sensing effects thereby directs the TPCU to actaccordingly 360. Based on the control signal from SATPOS the TPCU 370actively controls and runs the integrated pump or compressor torecharge, restore and optimize the tyre and reservoir pressure 370. Incase of kinetic brake energy not sufficient SATPOS won't run the pump orcompressor and maintains the available tyre and reservoir pressure 370according to pre-set configuration and ends with 410.

FIG. 5. is the flowchart describing the method of operation of SATPOSutilising Kinetic Brake Energy to run the Pneumatic valves for fluidtransfer thereby to restore and maintain tyre and reservoir pressureaccording to the SATPOS. By starting with 310 the sensor system 220monitors the parameters comprising of sensing pressure, temperature,moisture, humidity of fillers available in tyres as well as reservoirs,sensing nature of brake force, sensing vehicle and wheel speed, sensingvehicles orientation, acceleration and deceleration, sensing vehiclesload and load on each wheel tires, sensing steering angle or positionwith vehicles relative motion, sensing objects in the environment of thevehicle with its direction, dimension, nature, approaching & departingspeed with respect the vehicle, sensing nature of road, terrain orcontact area, utilise GPS sensors for predicting the turns, curves andbends ahead etcetera and accordingly generate the trigger signal 230.SATPOS analyse the state of trigger signal to compute and detect whetherthe tyre and reservoir pressure sufficient to decide on further action340. In case of insufficient pressure SATPOS monitors the nature ofbraking 380 with magnitude of kinetic energy. SATPOS analyse whether theKinetic brake energy is sufficient to run the pneumatic valves 590. TheSATPOS actively computes the control signal based on magnitude andnature of kinetic brake energy, safety & stability parameters like ABS,EBD, BA, ESP, TCS, EULER ANGLES, ECU, automotive aerodynamics &airbrakes etcetera and predetermined and tested correlation or mappingtable to precisely sensing effects thereby directs the TPCU to actaccordingly 560. Based on the control signal from SATPOS the TPCU 370actively controls and runs the pneumatic valves to transfer fluidsultimately to recharge, restore and optimize the tyre and reservoirpressure 570. In case of kinetic brake energy not sufficient SATPOSwon't run the pneumatic valves and maintains the available tyre andreservoir pressure 550 according to pre-set configuration and ends with610.

The TPCU 104 comprises of internal or external power source for itsoperation and is selected from TPCU's inbuilt batteries, capacitors andvehicle batteries. The power source is wired or wireless and thecharging sources for the TPCU's inbuilt battery and capacitor aresourced from vehicle battery, external charging systems, internalself-charging systems with feasible alternator or generator, capacitivecoupling, inductive coupling, electromagnetic coupling etcetera. Thetype of batteries utilised comprise of primary batteries or rechargeablebatteries, Regenerative brakes [Kinetic Energy Recovery System or BrakeEnergy Recuperation System] or its combinations. The power source isinternal fixed or replaceable, external and its combinations with SATPOSsmartly managing the charging and backup [Example—under & over chargingprotection] of the power levels with updating & alerting the status ofpower source to SATPOS, display and user interface. In case on bothcapacitor and battery utilised, according design configuration andscenarios SATPOS utilise the battery to power the monitoring system forsensing and updating the status of tyre pressure, temperature, RFtransmission etcetera and the capacitor can be utilised toinstantaneously supply the power to electro pneumatic valve actuator(for controlling the tyre air pressure according to the trigger fromSATPOS). The SATPOS tap's the required power for its operation accordingto vehicle's running conditions and engine parameters (Example—vehiclerunning down the slope or declined roads with excess speeds where thecruise control system controls the excess speed to maintain pre-setspeed).

The SATPOS 102 comprise of sensor system that works based on one orcombination of sensors, safety & stability parameters, configurations,operating modes and usage scenarios for detecting the criticalsituations of vehicles experiencing or moving beyond the limits ofvehicles available safety and stability systems with sensors for activesensing and utilise it for pre-computing & set ready to control tyrepressure, current-computing to control the tyre pressure during criticalsituation and post-computing to control the tyre pressure after criticalsituation ultimately to overcome and mitigate the critical situations—1.Sensors for sensor system comprise of Pressure sensors, Temperaturesensors, humidity and moisture sensors for sensing the pressure,temperature, humidity and moisture content of fluids or fillersavailable in tyres and reservoirs. The sensor system in addition sensesthe external or environments temperature, moisture and humidity forcomputation thereby to enhance the precision of SATPOS; 2. Vehicle speedand wheel speed sensor for sensing the vehicle speed and wheels speedthereby sensing the loss of traction and wheel slip or spin ultimatelyfor computing the tyre pressure accordingly in critical situations; 3.Orientation sensors and accelerometer for sensing the vehiclesorientation, acceleration and deceleration ultimately for computing thetyre pressure accordingly in critical situations; 4. Load sensor forsensing the load of the vehicle, load on individual wheel tyres andchange in centre of gravity ultimately for computing the tyre pressureaccordingly in critical situations; 5. Steering angle or position sensorfor sensing the position of the steering wheel and vehicles relativemotion thereby sensing vehicle stability, over and under steeringultimately for computing the tyre pressure accordingly in criticalsituations; 6. Brake force sensor for sensing the nature of the brakeforce during braking scenarios ultimately for pre-computing,current-computing and post-computing thereby to control the tyrepressure accordingly in critical situation in critical situations; 7.Sensors for sensing tyre properties and foreign objects stuck in tire,dimension & depth of penetration, tyres wear & tear, tyres cuts, bulges,sidewall damages, slow puncture with corresponding tyres location &position comprise of distance or range sensors, visual cameras, IRcameras, acoustic or ultrasonic sensor, electromagnetic sensors,electrostatic sensors, inductive sensors, capacitive sensors, echosensors, thermal sensors. SATPOS utilise one or more optimally locatedinternal and external sensors or sensor arrays on tyres and vehicle forscanning comprising of distance or range sensors, visual cameras, IRcameras, acoustic or ultrasonic sensor, electromagnetic sensors,electrostatic sensors, inductive sensors, capacitive sensors, echosensors, thermal sensors for scanning & detecting tyres parameterscomprising of change in tyre properties (nature), patterns, direction,dimension, positions, multi layers & range, pressure, temperature,moisture and humidity. The sensor sensing the nature or property of tyreand foreign object comprise of permittivity-∈, permeability-μ,conductivity-σ, susceptibility, dielectric, capacitive sensing,capacitive displacement sensing, inductive sensing; 8. Radar and rangesensors for scanning the environment around the vehicle by detectingvehicles, pedestrians and objects in front, rear and around the vehiclewith its direction, dimension, nature, approaching & departing speedwith respect the vehicle thereby utilised for pre-computing,current-computing and post-computing ultimately for controlling the tyrepressure according to critical situation. The radar system comprises ofvisual, active and passive infrared cameras with real-time digital imageand signal processing thereby to sense the nature of the objects aroundthe vehicle; 9. Terrain, road or contact area sensors for sensing thenature of present contact and impending road and terrain surfaces withits property comprising of normal dry roads, wet, mud & ruts, rocks,gravel, grass, snow, sand, rough, highly uneven terrain, rocky crawl andits combinations thereby computing the tyre pressure accordingly incritical situations; 10. GPS sensors for predicting the turns, curvesand bends ahead of the road for pre-computing and set ready for actionin controlling the tyre pressure accordingly; 11. The SATPOS utilisespredetermined and tested field mapping or lookup table for sensing,comparing & matching the effects between real time sensor systemparameters with predetermined and tested sensor system parametersultimately for computing the tyre pressure accordingly; 12. The sensorsystems precision levels, sensing depth of dimension and multi-layersensing are utilised depends upon the design & requirement. The sensorsystem utilise sensors, with either fixed or tuneable sensitivity andthe range are selected according to design, scenarios and requirement.

The SATPOS 102 utilise correlation or lookup tables to actively checkand compare the effects caused in actual real world scenarios withpredetermined and tested real world scenarios to control and optimizingthe tyre pressure accordingly in critical situations. The tablescomprise of pressure values that lies between upper and lower cut-offtyre pressure values designed and developed with corresponding change invehicles load and centre of gravity thereby the SATPOS 102 controls thetyre pressure between upper and lower cut-off tyre pressure valuesaccording to scenarios to mitigate critical situations while preventingthe over inflation and deflation or tyre deformation ultimately tosustain stability. The table is designed and developed based on SATPOSdesigns, scenarios, configurations and parameters comprising of—sensorsystem, vehicle stability & safety systems, nature of braking &brakeforce, tyres lower & upper cut-off threshold pressure values, sensingreservoirs and tyres internal & external or environmental—pressure,temperature, moisture, humidity, vehicles speed, wheel speed,acceleration & deceleration, orientations & axial rotation (yaw, pitchand roll), load distribution (load on each wheel tire), torquedistribution, vehicles suspension & vertical dynamics, transverse motion& lateral acceleration, tyre traction, slip and slide angle, steeringwheel position, cornering effects, change in centre of gravity, over &under steering, aqua or hydroplaning, rim or wheel specifications, wheelalignment & balancing, tyre specifications & parameters comprisingof—size, type, load index, speed symbol or rating, thread wear & tear,traction & temperature rating, compound & material used, maximum loadrating, maximum permissible inflation pressure, direction, dimension,patterns of treads, lugs, voids, sipes & groves, tyres position or angleof attack, Coefficient of Friction (COF), radars detecting objects withpre-computing & current-computing of tyre pressure to assist inemergency braking& stability based on range, direction and dimension ofobjects in and around the vehicle, sensing nature of tyres present &impending contact area, GPS information to predict the turns, curves andbends on roads ahead and inter operating with vehicles existingstability & safety systems comprising of—ABS, EBD, ESC, TCS, Roll overmitigation systems, ECU, BA, Pre-crash systems, suspension system,vertical dynamics & damping force, Sway or anti-roll or stabilizer bar,radar assisted auto braking with partially & complete brake to stop,Drivers reaction with evasion (evasive manoeuvre) of objects, automotiveaerodynamics & airbrakes, Pre-crash systems, Cruise or Adaptive CruiseControl with partial & full auto braking. As various parameters andmultiple critical situations are simultaneously taken into account bySATPOS for computation, the table is designed and developed based onprioritising and balancing between one or more parameters and scenariosultimately to achieve an optimized performance.

With self-supporting reinforced tyres the efficiency of the SATPOS isfurther enhanced where these tyres have an additional supporting ringattached to the wheel that can support the weight of the vehicle in theevent of a loss of pressure. For Example—Run-flat tyres (RFT) havespecially reinforced side walls and additional lateral strengtheninghelps continue to perform their function even if all air pressure islost. The heat-resistant rubber compounds are able to withstandadditional heat build-up and the wheel rims of run-flat tyres havespecial design that ensures the tyre will not detach from the rim, evenon tight bends. The SATPOS also assists in reducing the braking orstopping distance of aircrafts—landing or take-off on runway in criticalsituations like abort take-off, rejected take-off due to over running ofrunway for take-off, emergency landing, reducing stopping distance inbrake failure etcetera which can sometimes leads to aircraft movingbeyond safety margin and the available runway may be insufficient tostop the aircraft. The wheel tyres with TPCU are constructed with acounterweight or utilise externally added tyre weights (balance) tocompensate the mass of the TPCU. The precisely well-equipped SATPOShelps in mitigating the negative effects caused by vehicles utilisingmixed tyres like old & new tires, different thread pattern tyres anddifferent types like wet & dry tyres, Soft & hard compound tyres, slick& intermediate tires, summer & winter tyres with various patterns offtreads, lugs, voids, grooves etcetera thereby by ultimately enhancingthe overall performance.

The embodiments of the SATPOS is not limited to listed scenariosdescribed here or its combinations and the above presented are justexamples. There may be other scenarios and those who skilled in fieldcan understand and, modify, enhance, alter the herein system withoutdeparting from the scope of the invention in its widest form.

The invention claimed is:
 1. A Smart Active Tyre Pressure OptimizingSystem (SATPOS) for vehicles, comprising: a) a sensor system foractively monitoring, sensing and generating trigger signal to SATPOS bydetecting the vehicle's critical situations comprising: high speed andemergency braking; loss of traction; hydroplaning or aquaplaning; lossof stability; rollover; over and under steering; puncture; b) aprocessing unit Smart Active Tyre Pressure Optimizing System (SATPOS) isa highly time sensitive design and technique with very high processingand functioning speeds that autonomously and instantaneously sense andcontrols the tyre pressure particularly during imminent and inevitablecritical driving situations to reduce emergency and high speed brakingdistance; mitigate hydroplaning; mitigate loss of traction; mitigateroll over; mitigate loss of stability and control; mitigate over andunder steering; mitigate loss of control due to puncture; throughreal-time sensing, perform context aware computing and directing theTyre Pressure Control Units (TPCU) on each wheel tire to actively vary,control, optimize and restore the tyre pressure in right time with rightpressure on right tyres thereby instantaneously controlling the tyre'scontact patch or footprint area and sidewall deformation rate to enhancetraction and stability while sustaining vehicle's drivability orsteer-ability thereby to avoid or reduce the impact of collision and toovercome or mitigate the critical situations to protect occupants,vehicles, pedestrians and other things around and on the way; c) theTPCU that instantaneously acts according to the control signal from theSATPOS which is located on each wheel tyre to instantly vary and controlthe tyre pressure in right time with right pressure on right tyresthereby to actively enhance or optimize traction and sustain stabilitycomprising: sensor system; pneumatic valve with actuators; transceiversand antennas; power source; reservoirs; Active Tyre TemperatureOptimizing System (ATTOS) and heating elements wherein the TPCU activelyshares sensor system parameters and components status with the SATPOS;the controlling of tyre pressure is preformed either simultaneously onall the tyres or any particular tyres according to scenarios and controlsignal from the SATPOS; d) the SATPOS performs active monitoring andsensing, pre-computing and set ready to control the tyre pressure priorto critical situation, current-computing to control the tyre pressureduring critical situation, post-computing to immediately restore oroptimize tyre pressure after overcoming the critical situations tocontinue with comfortable driving, enhanced stability, enhanced mileageand reduced tyre noise; e) the SATPOS utilise smart and adaptive closedloop processing algorithm with correlation or lookup table toinstantaneously check and compare the effects between predetermined andtested real world scenarios and parameters to the actual real worldscenarios for smart and actively—sensing, computing and controlling thetyre pressure accordingly to mitigate the critical situations; theSATPOS either controls the pressure by releasing the fillers such as airor nitrogen to atmosphere while maintaining the tyre's lower cut offthreshold pressure value where the pneumatic valve's automaticallycloses when lower cut off tyre pressure value is reached which is abovethe minimum tyre pressure value to sustain stability and instantaneouslyoptimize the pressure on all tyres for further safe driving till nextgas station or filling until restoration or else restores the pressureto optimum pre-set value utilising inbuilt reservoir or externalrestoration system immediately after the vehicle overcomes criticalsituation to continue with comfortable driving.
 2. The SATPOS in saidclaim 1, comprise of sensor system that works based on one orcombination of sensors, safety and stability parameters, configurations,operating modes and usage scenarios for detecting the criticalsituations of vehicles experiencing or moving beyond the limits ofvehicles available safety and stability systems comprising: a) pressuresensors; temperature sensors; humidity and moisture sensors for sensingthe pressure, temperature, humidity and moisture content of fluids orfillers available in tyres and reservoirs respectively; the sensorsystem also senses the external or environments temperature, moistureand humidity for computation thereby to enhance the precision of theSATPOS; vehicle speed and wheel speed sensor; b) orientation sensors andaccelerometer for sensing the vehicles orientation, acceleration anddeceleration; d. Load c) load sensor for sensing the load of thevehicle, load on individual wheel tyres and change in centre of gravity;d) steering angle or position sensor for sensing the position of thesteering wheel and vehicles relative motion thereby sensing vehiclestability, over and under steering; e) brake force sensor; f) sensorsfor sensing damage in wheels, tyre properties and foreign objects stuckin tire, its dimension and depth of penetration, tyres wear and tear,tyres cuts, bulges, sidewall damages, slow puncture with correspondingtyres location and position comprise of one or more optimally locatedinternal and external sensors or sensor arrays on tyres and vehicle forscanning comprising of distance or range sensors, visual cameras,Infrared (IR) cameras, acoustic or ultrasonic sensor, electromagneticsensors, electrostatic sensors, inductive sensors, capacitive sensors,echo sensors, thermal sensors for scanning and detecting tyresparameters comprising of change in tyre properties, patterns, direction,dimension, positions, multi-layers and range, pressure, temperature,moisture and humidity; the sensor sensing the nature or property of tyreand foreign object comprise of permittivity ∈, permeability μ,conductivity σ, susceptibility, dielectric, capacitive sensing,capacitive displacement sensing, inductive sensing; g) radar and rangesensors for scanning the environment around the vehicle by detectingvehicles, pedestrians and objects in front, rear and around the vehiclewith its direction, dimension, distance, nature, approaching anddeparting speed with respect to the vehicle; the radar system comprisesof visual, active and passive infrared cameras with real time digitalimage and signal processing thereby to sense the nature of the objectsaround the vehicle; h) terrain, road or contact area sensors for sensingthe nature of present contact and impending road and terrain surfaceswith its property comprising of normal dry roads, wet, mud and ruts,rocks, gravel, grass, snow, sand, rough, highly uneven terrain, rockycrawl and its combinations; i) Global Positioning System (GPS), locationand positioning sensors for predicting the turns, curves and bends aheadof the road.
 3. The SATPOS in said claim 1, where the SATPOS comprising:processing unit; transceiver; antennas; interconnections with sensorsystems; Engine Control Unit (ECU); vehicle stability and safetyparameters; memory; and online access for live updates wherein theSATPOS actively computes the control signal to control the tyre pressurebased on either one or combination of the following a) the SATPOScomputation and controlling of tyre temperature and pressure in criticalsituations are within the scope or range of tyres upper and lower cutoff threshold values thereby to prevent over or under inflation of tyreand to sustains vehicle stability; b) the SATPOS computation of controlsignal to TPCU's utilises parameters comprising: sensor system; vehiclestability and safety systems; nature of braking and brake force; tyreslower and upper cut off threshold pressure values where lower cut offpressure is above the minimum tyre pressure value; sensing reservoirsand tyres internal and external or environmental pressure, temperature,moisture, humidity; vehicles speed; wheel speed; acceleration anddeceleration; orientations and axial rotation comprising yaw, pitch androll; load distribution which means load on each wheel tire; torquedistribution; vehicles suspension and vertical dynamic; transversemotion and lateral acceleration; tyre traction; Coefficient of Friction(COF); slip and slide angle, steering wheel position; cornering effects;change in centre of gravity; over and under steering; aqua orhydroplaning; radars detecting objects with pre-computing andcurrent-computing of tyre pressure to assist in emergency braking andstability based on range, direction and dimension of objects in andaround the vehicle; tyre specifications and parameters comprising ofsize, type, load index, speed symbol or rating, thread wear and tear,traction and temperature rating, tyres dimension, direction, compoundand material used, maximum load rating, maximum permissible inflationpressure, patterns of treads, lugs, voids, sipes and groves, rim orwheel specifications; camber angle; wheel alignment and balancing; tyresposition or angle of attack; terrain sensing detecting nature of tyrespresent and impending contact area; GPS information to predict theturns, curves and bends on roads ahead; c) the SATPOS also inter operatewith vehicles existing stability and safety systems comprising:Anti-lock Braking System (ABS); Electronic Brake-force Distribution(EBD); Electronic Stability Control (ESC); Traction Control System(TCS); Roll over mitigation systems; ECU; Brake Assist (BA); Pre-crashsystems; suspension system; vertical dynamics and damping force; sway oranti roll or stabilizer bar; radar assisted auto braking with partiallyand complete brake to stop; automotive aerodynamics and airbrakes;sensing drivers reaction with evasion manoeuvre of objects; and cruiseor adaptive cruise control with partial and full auto braking therebyinstantaneously directing the TPCU to control the tyre pressure oncorresponding tyres in right time to overcome or mitigate the criticalsituations; as various parameters and multiple critical situations aresimultaneously taken into account by SATPOS for computation, theSATPOS's algorithm smartly sense, prioritise and balance between one ormore parameters and scenarios to achieve the optimized solution; d) theSATPOS either operates in standalone mode with sensor system parametersor interoperates with vehicles stability and safety parameters or itscombinations to enhancing traction and stability in critical situation;the controlling of tyre pressure is either even or uneven and continuousor discontinuous on all tyres according to design, configurations andscenarios; e) the SATPOS performs self-diagnostic or test to verify andconform regarding the working of components and accessibility ofcorresponding parameters; in case of crucial parameters inaccessible andcomponents failure the SATPOS will operate in fail-proof or fail-safemode and default mode to ensure safe operation; in scenarios of furthercontrolling of tyre pressure is not possible due to component failure,lack of fillers or pressure and lack of power to run, the SATPOS alertsthe driver regarding the same and works in default mode to retain theavailable or even or optimum pressure on all tires; f) the SATPOS workswith or without or combination of internal or external high pressurereservoirs and compressor systems for instantaneously controlling andoptimizing the tyre pressure during and after overcoming the criticalsituations; g) the SATPOS utilise the TPCU integrated with the ATTOS tocontrol the tyre temperature according to change in temperature ofenvironments or weather and in critical situations by controlling tyresproperties, preventing tyre hardening or solidification thereby toenhances tyre traction, stability, reduce braking distance, enhancevehicle cornering and handling characteristics, mitigate hydroplaning,mitigate over steering and under steering; the SATPOS controls the tyretemperature either instantaneously in critical situations orcontinuously.
 4. The SATPOS in said claim 1, where the TPCU is locatedin each wheel tire, hub and axel comprising: pneumatic valve withactuators; controller circuitry for controlling tyre pressure accordingto control signal from the SATPOS; transceiver; antennas; sensors; powersource; fluid reservoir system; integrated pump and compressor; ATTOS;and heating elements wherein a) the TPCU shares the real timeinformation and parameters such as tyre pressure, temperature, humidity,moisture, power source status, reservoir status with SATPOS and actaccording to control signal from the SATPOS thereby to control the tyrepressure and temperature; b) the TPCU utilise fail-safe and fail-proofpneumatic valves system with actuators for controlling the tyre pressureaccording to control signal from the SATPOS; the TPCU comprise of andutilise wheel tyres integrated with single to multiple internal andexternal, unidirectional and bidirectional, valves with and withoutactuators, normally open and normally closed valves, basic and electropneumatic valves, dedicated and common valves for storing, controlling,optimizing and restoring the tyre pressure according to design,configurations and scenarios; c) the TPCU utilise wireless transceiverwith antenna, wired communication and its combinations for communicatingwith the SATPOS; d) the TPCU comprise of internal power source, externalpower source and its combinations for its operation and are selectedfrom the TPCU's inbuilt batteries, capacitors and vehicle batteries; thepower source is wired or wireless or its combinations and the chargingsources for the TPCU's inbuilt battery and capacitor are sourced fromvehicle battery, external charging systems, internal self-chargingsystems with feasible alternator or generator, capacitive coupling,inductive coupling, electromagnetic coupling and regenerative brakes;the type of batteries utilised comprise of primary batteries,rechargeable batteries and its combinations; e) the power source iseither external, internal fixed or replaceable and its combinations withthe TPCU smartly managing the charging and backup of the power levelswith updating and alerting the status of power source to the SATPOS,display and user interface; f) the TPCU works with and without, internaland external, reservoir and compressor or its combinations forinstantaneously controlling and optimizing the tyre pressure during andafter overcoming the critical situations; in critical situations theTPCU controls the tyre pressure by either releasing the fillers toatmosphere and restore from internal and external reservoir andcompressor or store and restore the fillers from and to internal andexternal reservoir and compressor according to design, configurationsand scenarios; g) the TPCU with reservoir works by instantaneouslycontrolling and optimizing the tyre pressure during and after overcomingthe critical situations utilising the high pressure fillers in thereservoir; the TPCU comprise of control system with internal pneumaticvalve that connects the reservoir with tyre internally for controllingthe tyre pressure and external valve for controlling as well asrecharging the fillers; h) the TPCU utilise either common or dedicatedvalves for controlling the tyre pressure as well as restoring thefillers; the control valves are selected from pneumatic valves, electropneumatic valves, mechanical valves, electro mechanical valves and itscombinations; i) the TPCU with compressor works by instantaneouslycontrolling and optimizing the tyre pressure during and after overcomingthe critical situations utilising the fillers from compressor unit; j)the TPCU works without reservoir or compressor through instantaneouslycontrolling the tyre pressure in critical situations by releasing thefluids or fillers like air or nitrogen to the atmosphere and optimizesthe tyre pressure on all tyres for further safe driving; k) the TPCUcomprise of integrated ATTOS and heating elements for maintaining thetemperature according to control signal from the SATPOS; l) each TPCU isrepresented by unique identification with which the SATPOS identifiesand communicate with accordingly; the SATPOS also accounts thereplacement of tyres to precisely track the change of tyres in scenariosof puncture, wear and tear thereby to control the TPCU accordingly; m)the SATPOS also optimizes the tyre pressure on the spare tyre to matchwith other tyres in case of tyre changed according to scenarios; n) theTPCU instantaneously controls the tyre pressure in critical situationsby controlling or transferring the fillers either from and to atmosphereelse with inbuilt or external restoration systems or its combinations;o) the TPCU utilise feasible internal or external reservoir or itscombination for controlling the fillers thereby instantaneouslycontrolling the tyre pressure in critical situations; p) the TPCUutilise feasible internal or external air compressor or its combinationfor controlling the fillers thereby instantaneously controlling the tyrepressure in critical situations; q) the TPCU sense and prevents the overinflation of tyres by releasing excess fillers thereby to maintain theset and optimum pressure according to control signal from the SATPOS; r)the wheels with TPCU are constructed with weight balanced design or withcounterweight and utilise internal and externally added weights tobalance or compensate the mass of the TPCU.
 5. The SATPOS in said claim1, utilise correlation or lookup tables to actively check and comparethe effects caused in actual real world scenarios with predetermined andtested real world scenarios to control and optimizing the tyre pressurein critical situations comprising: a.) the correlation tables compriseof pressure values that lies between upper and lower cut off tyrepressure values designed and developed with corresponding change invehicles load and centre of gravity; b) the correlation table isdesigned and developed based on the SATPOS designs, scenarios,configurations and parameters comprising: sensor system; vehiclestability and safety systems; nature of braking and brake force; tyreslower and upper cut off threshold pressure values; sensing reservoirsand tyres internal and external or environmental pressure; temperature;moisture; humidity; vehicles speed; wheel speed; acceleration anddeceleration; orientations and axial rotation comprising yaw, pitch androll; load distribution on each wheel tire; torque distribution;vehicles suspension and vertical dynamic; transverse motion and lateralacceleration, tyre traction; COF; slip and slide angle; steering wheelposition; cornering effects; change in centre of gravity; over and understeering; aqua or hydroplaning; tyre specifications and parameterscomprising of size, type, load index, speed symbol or rating, threadwear and tear, traction and temperature rating, compound and materialused, maximum load rating, maximum permissible inflation pressure,direction, dimension, patterns of treads, lugs, voids, sipes and groves;rim and wheel specifications; camber angle; wheel alignment andbalancing; tyres position or angle of attack; radars detecting objectswith pre-computing and current-computing of tyre pressure to assist inemergency braking and stability based on range, direction and dimensionof objects in and around the vehicle; sensing nature of tyres presentand impending contact area; GPS information to predict the turns, curvesand bends on roads ahead; inter operating with vehicles existingstability and safety systems comprising: ABS; EBD; ESC; TCS; Roll overmitigation systems; ECU; BA; Pre-crash systems; suspension system;vertical dynamics and damping force; sway or anti roll or stabilizerbar; radar assisted auto braking with partially and complete brake tostop; automotive aerodynamics and airbrakes; sensing drivers reactionwith evasion manoeuvre of objects; and cruise or adaptive cruise controlwith partial and full auto braking; c) as various parameters andmultiple critical situations are simultaneously taken into account bythe SATPOS for computation, the table is designed and developed based onprioritising and balancing between one or more parameters and scenariosultimately to achieve an optimized performance.
 6. The SATPOS in saidclaim 1, where the SATPOS instantaneously works in critical situation toreduce high speed and emergency braking distance by actively sensing,computing and controlling the tyre pressure from optimum or existingvalue to right pressure on right tyres in right time ultimately toincrease the rolling resistance, friction and controlling contact patcharea thereby instantaneously improving traction while sustainingstability.
 7. The SATPOS in said claim 1, where the SATPOS works incritical situations to instantaneously mitigate extreme loss oftraction, skid and wheel spin on either one or multiple wheel tyres byactively sensing, computing and controlling the tyre pressure between orcorresponding wheel tyres in right time with right pressure therebycontrolling the contact patch or foot print ultimately to restore andmitigate loss of traction.
 8. The SATPOS in said claim 1, where theSATPOS works in critical situations to instantaneously mitigatehydroplaning or aquaplaning by actively sensing, computing andcontrolling by increasing the tyre pressure on right tyres with rightpressure in right time while maintaining the tyres upper cut offthreshold pressure value thereby thinning the contact path surface areaof tyre to avoid water deflected inwards, increasing the tyres groovesand thread depth to deflect more water outward ultimately helping inclearing water which in turn prevents the rising of tyres thereby tomitigate hydroplaning.
 9. The SATPOS in said claim 1, where the SATPOSworks in critical situations to instantaneously mitigate over and understeering by actively sensing, computing and controlling the tyrepressure in right time with right pressure on right tyres therebycontrolling thread depth, enhancing traction, controlling contact patchor foot print area, controlling tyres cornering stiffness andcontrolling tyre deformation rate thereby mitigating positive andnegative gradient to sustain zero or neutral gradient.
 10. The SATPOS insaid claim 1, where the SATPOS works in critical situations to mitigateroll over and loss of stability for the vehicle moving in highly uneven,leaning, slope surfaces, vehicle experience high speed and extremecornering force where the vehicle tends to move beyond availablestability systems limits that can leads to loss of stability by activelysensing and instantaneously controlling the tyre pressure on right tyreswith right pressure in right time thereby to restore stability, centreof gravity and traction.
 11. The SATPOS in said claim 1, where theSATPOS works in critical situations to mitigate the loss of control andstability in puncture scenarios besides alerting the driver regardingrapid loss of pressure in puncture scenarios by actively sensing andinstantaneously supplying the fillers like air or nitrogen from thereservoir or tank to the punctured tyres thereby to sustain the pressurepreventing the rapid loss of tyre pressure ultimately improving the timeof drivability and stability of the vehicle wherein a) in puncture, theSATPOS controls the pressure on other tyres accordingly to enhance thedrivability and stability of the vehicle; ) in puncture, the SATPOScontrols and reduces the pressure on other tyres accordingly to increasethe rolling resistance thereby reducing the braking distance of vehiclesin high speeds scenarios; c) the SATPOS actively works to control tyrepressure ultimately to control the rolling resistance and traction ofthe other tyres in accordance with punctured tyres to mitigatedifference in rolling resistance and traction levels.
 12. The SATPOS insaid claim 1, instantaneously works to enhance extreme and high speed orhard cornering performance, torque vectoring and handling characteristicby instantaneously sensing, computing and controlling the tyre pressurein right time with right pressure on right tyres thereby assists inenhancing sharp cornering characteristic through preventing andcontrolling tyres sidewall deformation and contact patch area whilesimultaneously providing traction and stability.
 13. The SATPOS in saidclaim 1, vary, control and optimize the tyre pressure according todriving modes like comfort, comfort+, standard, economic, sport, sport+mode to enhance the comfort level, performance, improving fuelefficiency thereby reducing effect on environment according to modes,controlling tyre noise and in addition works irrespective of modes toinstantaneously control the tyre pressure accordingly to mitigatecritical situations.
 14. The SATPOS in said claim 1, vary, control andoptimize the tyre pressure according to change in centre of gravity andload on each wheel tyres by sensing, computing and controlling oroptimizing the tyres accordingly to enhance vehicle stability andhandling characteristic.
 15. The SATPOS in said claim 1, utilise theTPCU integrated with the ATTOS that works to control and maintain thetyre temperature and pressure according to change in temperature ofweather or environment and critical situations thereby activelycontrolling the tyres property, softening, hardening or solidification,controlling contact patch area and sidewall deformation rate ultimatelyto enhance tyre traction, stability, reduce braking distance, enhancecornering and handling characteristics, mitigate hydroplaning, mitigateover steering and under steering wherein a) the SATPOS utilise smart andadaptive closed loop algorithm with correlation or lookup tables toactively check and compare the effects caused in actual real worldscenarios with predetermined and tested real world scenarios thereby tocontrol and optimizing the tyre temperature and pressure according todesign, configuration and scenarios; b) the SATPOS controls the tyretemperature either instantaneously in critical situations orcontinuously; c) the ATTOS operate in standalone mode interoperate withvehicles safety and stability systems or its combinations to enhancetraction and stability; d) the SATPOS utilise one or more or combinationof internal or external power source according to design, configurationsand scenarios for controlling and maintaining the temperature; e) theATTOS operate in standalone mode with either dedicated power source orinteroperate with vehicle power source or its combinations taking statuspower backup in to account; e. The Tire Temperature Optimising System(TTOS]f) the ATTOS works with and utilise either one or combination ofdirect and indirect heating techniques that comprise of thermalconduction, diffusion, convection, radiation and advection to generate,control and maintain the tyre temperature; g) energy transfer andheating elements are optimally integrated in wheels, tires, hub, axel,suspension and vehicles chassis; the direct heating works utilisingheating elements and the indirect heating generate and maintaintemperature through heating fillers or fluids and principle ofelectromagnetic induction heating that operates irrespective of vehiclein stationary or motion according to design, configurations andscenarios; h) the SATPOS make use of Induction heating coil andmaterials that support electromagnetic induction to generate heat areutilised in tyre manufacturing that comprises one or combination offerromagnetic metals, ferromagnetic alloys and other suitable metals orelement in tires, radial tires, plies and steel belted tyres thereby toprecisely transfer the heat to contact path or foot print areasimultaneously saving power; either dedicated heating element or theplies or belts with suitable material is utilised for induction heating;f. The system i) the SATPOS accounts status of power source, sensorsystem parameters, heating element, change in temperature, moisture andpressure of tyres and environment, driving modes, rim or wheel and tyrespecification and parameters comprising of size, type, load index, speedsymbol or rating, thread wear and tear, traction and temperature rating,tyres dimension, direction, nature of compound and material used,maximum load rating, maximum permissible inflation pressure, patterns oftreads, lugs, voids, sipes and groves, vehicle safety and stabilitysystems, change in temperature, pressure, moisture and humidity offillers in reservoirs and compressors for actively sensing, computingand controlling the tyre temperature; j) the ATTOS works in bothpneumatic and non-pneumatic tires; k) the SATPOS operates in standalonemode or interoperates the SATPOS taking status of power backup in toaccount.
 16. The SATPOS in said claim 1, where the SATPOS utiliseinbuilt sensor system to actively scan, sense, compute and alerts thedriver irrespective of vehicles in motion or stationary regardingstructural damage on wheels or rims comprising of bends and cracks andpotentially hazardous foreign objects; for instance stones stuck intyres based on its nature, dimension and depth of penetration, tyreswear and tear, tyre cuts, bulges, sidewall damages, slow puncture withcorresponding tyres location and position wherein a) the SATPOS utilisesmart and adaptive closed loop processing algorithm with correlation orlookup tables to actively check and compare the effects caused in actualreal world scenarios with predetermined and tested real world scenariosfor precisely sensing, comparing, computing and alerting the driver inadvance regarding the potentially hazardous critical situations; b) theSATPOS works based on online and preloaded wheel or rim specifications,balancing beads, tyre specifications and parameters comprising of size,type, load index, speed symbol or rating, thread wear and tear, tractionand temperature rating, compound and material used, maximum load rating,maximum permissible inflation pressure, patterns of treads, lugs, voids,sipes and groves; c) the SATPOS utilise one or more optimally locatedinternal and external sensors or sensor arrays on wheel tyres andvehicle for scanning comprising of distance or range sensors, visualcameras, IR sensors and cameras, acoustic or ultrasonic sensor,electromagnetic sensors, electrostatic sensors, inductive sensors,capacitive sensors, echo sensors, thermal sensors for scanning anddetecting wheels, balancing beads and tyre parameters comprising ofspecifications, change in properties, patterns, direction, dimension,positions, multi-layers and range; c. The system d) the SATPOS works bysensing wheel specifications and nature or property of tyres and foreignobjects comprise of permittivity c, permeability p, conductivity a,susceptibility, dielectric, capacitive sensing, capacitive displacementsensing, inductive sensing.
 17. The SATPOS in said claim 1, where theSATPOS works with all types of tyres comprising: pneumatic tyrescomprising of tubeless tires, non-tubeless or tyres with tubes;non-pneumatic tires; Run Flat Tyres (RFT); wet tires; dry tires; softand hard compound tires; slick tires; intermediate tires; summer tires;and winter tyres with various patterns off treads, lugs, voids, grooves,sipes, beads, sidewalls, shoulders, plies.
 18. The SATPOS in said claim1, works with all type of vehicles comprising motor cycles, cars, vans,Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV), cross over, buses, trucks or lorries,aircrafts with single to multiple pneumatic tyres utilising air,nitrogen or other suitable fillers.
 19. The SATPOS in said claim 1,works in critical situation with following configurations comprising ofone or more combinations with reservoir, without reservoir andappropriate compressor systems wherein a) the SATPOS works in criticalsituations with reservoir by utilising the high pressure fillers in thereservoir to control the tyre pressure; where the fillers in thereservoir have to be restored from external sources; b) the SATPOS worksin critical situations without reservoir or compressor by just releasingthe fillers in the tyres to atmosphere and the tyre pressure have to berestored through external sources; c) the SATPOS works in criticalsituations with appropriate compressor systems available with vehiclesexisting inflation systems in critical situations.
 20. The SATPOS insaid claim 1, where the SATPOS instantaneously works in extreme worstcase scenarios such as malfunction, partial or complete failure ofvehicle safety and stability system comprising: brake failure or brakemalfunction with partial or complete brake failure and either one ormultiple brake failure; traction control system; rollover mitigationsystem; the on board system automatically sense the failure and triggersthe SATPOS.
 21. The SATPOS in said claim 1, comprises of the TPCUintegrated with appropriate compressor or pump powered by kinetic brakeenergy in combination with high pressure fluid reservoir to rechargereservoir fluid and in turn the reservoir restores the tyre pressure orwithout high pressure reservoir system for directly recharging tyrepressure or its combinations thereby autonomously works to restore andoptimize the tyre pressure ultimately to provide maintenance freeoperation of tires; the TPCU interoperates with the SATPOS where thecompressor or pump system works based on either one or combinationscomprising: b. Pump or [&] Compressor a) pump or compressor system workswith high pressure reservoir system to recharges, restore and optimizereservoir pressure and in turn the high pressure reservoir system worksto recharge, restore and optimize the tyre pressure; b) pump orcompressor system works without high pressure reservoir system bydirectly recharging, restoring and optimizing the tyre pressure;) ) theSATPOS utilise kinetic brake energy generated during braking which iseither converted into electrical or mechanical energy or itscombinations and are utilised to run the pump or compressor ultimatelyfor recharging, restoring and optimizing the tyre pressure and thereservoir pressure; d) the SATPOS smartly monitors, senses, computes andoperates in optimal or right energy band to utilise the kinetic brakeenergy thereby efficiently handling lower and higher or excessivelygenerated kinetic brake energy; e) the computation is performed based onintensity or level or magnitude of kinetic brake energy, reservoir's andtire's internal and external pressure, temperature and moisture, engineand vehicle's running conditions thereby accordingly computes, runs andcontrols the pump or compressor ultimately to recharge, restore andoptimize the reservoir pressure and tyre pressure; f) the fail-safe andfail-proof pneumatic or electro pneumatic valves with pump or compressorare utilised to ensure safe operations in the event of failure byoperating in fail-safe mode and default mode; g) over pressure releasevalve or electro pneumatic valve works to release over pressure inreservoir and tires; either dedicated over pressure protection valve orelectro pneumatic valve or its combinations are utilised by the SATPOS.22. The SATPOS in said claim 1, comprises of the TPCU utilising kineticbrake energy to run the pneumatic valves thereby to control or transferthe fluid like air, nitrogen flow from and to or between atmosphere,pump, compressor, reservoirs and tyres or its combinations according todesign, configuration, requirement and scenarios ultimately to restoreand optimize the tyre and reservoir pressure; the SATPOS monitors andcomputes the kinetic or brake energy that is sufficient to run oroperate the pneumatic valves; the SATPOS and the TPCU controls theoperation of pneumatic valves based on either one or combination offollowing according to design, configurations and scenarios wherein )the SATPOS utilise kinetic brake energy generated during braking whichis either converted into electrical or mechanical energy or itscombinations and are utilised to run and control the pneumatic valves;b. The whole system b) the SATPOS smartly monitors, senses, computes andoperates in optimal or right energy band and conditions to utilise thekinetic brake energy based on sensor system parameters, therebyefficiently handling lower and higher or excessively generated kineticbrake energy; c) the computation is performed based on intensity orlevel or magnitude of kinetic brake energy, reservoir's and tire'sinternal and external pressure, temperature and moisture, engine andvehicle's running conditions thereby accordingly computes, runs andcontrols the pneumatic valves; c. The system d) the SATPOS utilisefail-safe and fail-proof electro mechanical pneumatic valves that actsin default operation or valve mode with basic valve functionality toensure safe operation in case of failure.
 23. The SATPOS in said claim1, comprise of one or more or combination of internal and external,fixed or replaceable power source for the SATPOS and the TPCU'soperation are selected from the TPCU's inbuilt batteries, primary orrechargeable batteries, capacitors and vehicle batteries according todesign, configurations and scenarios wherein a) the power source iswired or wireless or its combinations and the charging sources for theTPCU's inbuilt battery and capacitor are sourced from vehicle battery,external charging systems, internal self-charging systems with feasiblealternator or generator, piezoelectric effect, capacitive coupling,inductive coupling, electromagnetic coupling, kinetic brake energy; b)the SATPOS smartly manages the charging and backup for instance underand over charging protection of the power levels with updating andalerting the status of power source to the SATPOS, display and userinterface; c) the TPCU tap's the required power for its operation fromand based on vehicle's running conditions and engine parameters forinstance vehicle running down the slope or declined roads with excessspeeds where the cruise control system control the excess speed tomaintain pre-set speed.
 24. The TPCU in said claim 1, comprising of oneor more particularly high pressure fluid reservoirs or tank for storingthe fillers air and nitrogen are integrated or optimally located ormounted on wheel's rim, spoke's, hub, axle with pneumatic valves andcontrol unit that controls the tyre pressure in critical situations andoptimizing or restoring the tyre pressure after overcoming the criticalsituations according to the control signal from the SATPOS; thereservoir systems operates without any compressor or other similarsystems as the pressure maintained in the reservoir is higher ormultiple times than the optimum tyre pressure for the fluids or fillersto flow from reservoir to tyre thereby controlling the tyre pressureaccording to control signal from the SATPOS wherein a) the fillers inthe reservoir or tank are maintained with pressure higher or multipletimes higher than the upper cut off tyre pressure threshold value forthe fillers to instantly flow from the reservoir to tyres and the sameis utilised for controlling the tyre pressure according to controlsignal from the SATPOS; the fillers in the reservoir are restorable andrestored through external means similarly restored while filling thenormal tyre pressure; b) the reservoir system comprises of fail-safe andfail-proof pneumatic valves system with actuators and utilise single tomultiple internal and external, unidirectional and bidirectional, basicand electro pneumatic valves, valves with and without actuators,normally open and normally closed valves, dedicated and common valvesfor storing, controlling, optimizing and restoring the tyre pressureaccording to design, configurations and scenarios; c) the reservoircomprise of control system with internal pneumatic valve that connectsthe reservoir with tyre internally for controlling the tyre pressure andexternal valve for controlling as well as recharging the fillers; d) thevalve system utilise either common or dedicated valves for controllingthe tyre pressure as well as restoring the fillers; e) the controlvalves are selected from pneumatic valves, electro pneumatic valve,mechanical valve, electro mechanical valve and its combinations; f) thereservoir system comprise of dedicated sensor system for sensing thepressure, temperature, moisture and humidity of the fillers available inthe reservoir with status of the sensor system being updated to theSATPOS for computation and user display or interface; g) the SATPOS alsoaccounts the quantity of fillers available in the reservoir with sensorsystem parameters for the computations, controlling and restoring thetyre pressure; h) the SATPOS alerts the driver regarding lack of fillersand low pressure in reservoir; in scenarios of reservoir with notsufficient fillers or pressure the SATPOS alerts the driver regardingthe same and works in default mode where the SATPOS won't utilisefillers in the reservoir to control the tyre pressure; i) the reservoirutilise moisture control system to remove excess moisture and maintainoptimum moisture level of fillers in reservoir thereby to achieveoptimum SATPOS operations; j) the reservoir system configurationscomprise of dedicated inbuilt or integrated reservoir with the TPCU onall the wheel tires, utilise common reservoir, utilise common reservoirfor recharging the fillers of dedicated reservoir and its combinationsfor controlling and optimizing the tyre pressure; k) the SATPOS compriseof air filter and moisture control system to maintain the ideal state offluids or fillers for achieving optimum performance; l) the reservoirsystem is optimally designed and integrated according design of wheelsand are either fixed or interchangeable with the wheels; m) the TPCUutilises either common or dedicated high pressure reservoir according todesign and scenarios; n) controlling of tyre pressure with reservoirsystem is performed based on configurations comprising of releasing thefillers to atmosphere and controlling or restoring through fillers inthe reservoir or else controlling through storing and restoring offillers from and to reservoir according to design and scenarios; o) theSATPOS with instantaneously controlling the tyre pressure through highpressure reservoirs are utilised on active vehicle protection incritical situations, dynamically increasing traction according todriving conditions, optimizing stability, saving fuel and reducing tyrenoise; p) the SATPOS utilise the fillers in the high pressure reservoirto optimize the tyre pressure in under inflation scenarios.